USS New York, Carrying a Benghazi Suspect, Has Gone Dark

Washington Post ^ | June 25 | THOMAS GIBBONS-NEFF

[Fresh Wind]

supermax, not superman.

[RandallFlagg]

Superman works, too.
I hear he likes to snap people’s necks.

;-)

[Truth29]

"My admittedly paranoid take on this is that the administration is in cahoots with this guy. He's being prepped to blame the video and tell a fake "insider's" story of Benghazi that is favorable to the Administration in exchange for dough and a promise of a modest sentence."

All too believable. You can count on Obama to do what is most damaging to the US.

[GOPJ]

A team of Iranian operatives under the control of Qassem Suleymani, the head of Iran’s secretive Quds Force, arrived a few days before September 11, 2012 in order to put the plan into operation.

There was only one hitch: the NSA, which had a top secret listening station at the CIA annex in Benghazi, picked up on local jihadist chatter, revealing the plan. But Suleymani had a CIA source that told him of the NSA’s discovery. A backup plan was then quickly put into motion that sounds like something out of a spy novel.

What if the Administration was working with the Iranians... and the NSA are the good guys?

[danamco]

He needs to sing about what Admiral Lyons is saying!!!

[EDINVA]

So WaPo publishes this “secret” information, jeopardizing every single person onboard? Thanks, WaPo. I really didn’t need to know. And why a ship? Odd, at best.

[Lower Deck]

slow boat to china, why the hell would they bring him back via ship and not on a plane.

It would have meant landing him first in somewhere like Spain or Italy so they could pick up a transatlantic aircraft. Why involve them?

[Broker]

Few except us give a damn about treason and corruption in government. What reporters?

[deks]

Did anybody hear about this. . .

Benghazi killings suspect that was aboard Mayport's USS New York is now in the U.S.

[deks]

Abu Khattalah was flown by military helicopter from the ship to a National Park Service landing pad in the city's Anacostia neighborhood, according to a U.S. official who was not authorized to discuss the transfer publicly and spoke on condition of anonymity.